Bullfighting terms translated from Spanish:
“Bandillero”- a bullfighter’s assistant who weakens the bull for the main bullfighter 
“Capote”- a cape that is magenta and yellow used by “bandilleros” to attract the bulls to study for the fight; “matadors” then use the cape to attract the bull for the two to fight
“Corrida”- bullfight; “corrida de toros” is the expert level of bullfighting
“Espada”- a sword, or another term for “matador” used in Spain 
“Majo”- charming, good-lucking, “majestic” man 
“Matador”- the bullfighter; in Spain and Mexico, bullfighters or “matadors” are considered national celebrities like American national sports heros
“Muelta”- a red cape over a stick that the “matador” uses at the end of the fight before he kills the bull with a sword
“Picador”- a mounted fighter on horse back with a spear, or “vara,” who injures the bull to weaken it for the bullfigher to perform passes
“Torero”- a bullfighter 
“Vara”- a spear used by a “picador”
(Rollin)